Sentence examples for compared to the specification from inspiring English sources
It is important to understand that the life span of rotating equipment is extremely long compared to the specification, design and installation phase.
The results for the different CLs are summarized and compared to the specifications.
Results of tests of the first nine HPDs of the final design are presented and compared to the specifications.
The characterisation of the recycled multilayer product was carried out in accordance with the current European standard for road traffic noise reducing devices and the results have been compared to the specifications stated by the regulations.
The amount of drug going into solution at the respective times was measured using ultraviolet spectrophotometer and compared to the specifications of the BP, 2005.
Although the coefficient on the quadratic term is statistically significant, its size is close to zero, and results do not change when compared to the linear specification.
Compared to the conventional specification in which age is categorized into several predefined groups, the proposed method is more flexible and able to produce quantitatively explicit results.
Compared to the standard specification, the EGARCH framework exhibits several advantages namely: no need is imposed to artificially implement a non-negative constraint on the model parameters, while asymmetries are allowed under the EGARCH formulation.
Regarding the coefficients for gender, Table 5 again produces similar results compared to the baseline specification and additional regressions with interaction variables (not shown) provide no evidence for significant double discrimination of female foreigners.
European design strength is found to give better predictions compared to the American specifications.
Compared to the LRFD specifications, the measured maximum positive temperature gradient across the bridge superstructure was found to have close values, while the maximum negative temperature gradient recorded a higher profile.
